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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1887-06-30
10 TAXPAYERS.

nERSONS indebted to me for taxes for the
year 1854 are requested TO make imme-
diate payment, otherwise shall be com
pellcd 20 collect tie same by prOceSs oflaw.
W. ]. WATHEN,
Late Tax Collector of Srd District
Sept 81, S5-G
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1887-06-30

slowly up the aisles. For here often
gathered on Sunday mornings the elite
of the county, descendants of many
an illustricus family in England and
Ireland; the Neales. of Hillylea. the
Fenwieks, Of st. Cuthbert's Manor,
the Forests, Of Forest Hall, the Eds.
lens, Coughs. and last, but by no
means the least. the Plogdens, whose
ancestors in childhood romped about
the sunny slopes Of st. GERMAN with
the unfortunate Chevelier de ST.
George and his fair young sister La
Consalatriee, and in after years, stak.
ing and losing all for his riehtfll
king, left England and hung his sword
upon the walls of Bushwood.
Generation after generation of the
same families worshipped at St.
Josephs. The veterans of the revo-
luton gave place to the heroes of the
war of 1912. The warriors of the
second combat with the mother coun.
try listened with soldierly pride as
their sons told of the bloody fights at
Buena Vista and Monterey. But the
old church was destined soon to be.
come portion and parcel of the past.
Times hand fell heavily upon it, and
Just before the last war it was found
necessary to erect another. The new
building, one Of the largest country
churches in the State, stands on a hill
some distance from the old site.
The war wrought many changes in
the congregation. Death or loss of
fortune scattered the families whose
names are SO closely identified with
the early mission. And the last link
that bound its past history with the
present was broken by the death of
the venerable Colonel Heard, a dis
tinguished officer of the war of 1912.
The last of an ancient Catholic family,
he passed away wearing the white
flower of blameless life."
The old church was for a time left
to the bat and owl, and the hare
couched where the altar of sacrifice
once stood but finally the crumbling
walls were demolished, and now a
heap. of debris alone tells where they
once were. Neglect marks the desc.
late graveyard the grand old oaks
and shadowy cedars have, in the last
decade, been ruthlessly destroyed, and
cattle wander at will and nip the
brambles and thistles that cover the
sunken graves. There is naught that
speaks to the heart of the tender love
which, lasting unto the end, makes
beautiful the resting place of those
who have gone before. And gazing
on the uncared-for spot one involun-
tarily murmurs:
How soon We are forgotten when we are
dead"
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1887-06-30

JEFF DAVIS IN HIS OLD AGE.-I
saw Jefferson Davis the day after my
visit to Beauvoir in the office of mis-
friend, Mr.. Payne. Undoubtedly his
strong constitution and stubborn vi
tality show the encroachments of time;
but, tall, slender and erect. with a
remnant Of military rigidity of bear.
ing of his younger manhood, he still
stoops less under the weight OF his
crowding years than men of his ad-
vanced age. His white, thin hair and
beard have long since lost the trace
Of gray; the veins stand out under the
shrunken and splotching skin of the
slender hands; the thin, sharp features
o: the acquiline profile seem to stretch
the fading complexion as the bridge
of violin stretches the strings. The
. chest is sunken and the shoulder,
rounded adding snmsthins to the
slight stoop of the tall figure as il
crosses the floor with a rather feeble
step, but without the assistance of q
cane.
We talked five or ten minutes upon
insignificant themes, Mr.. Davis con.
versing with gentle and courteous in.
terest. He reminded me once that be
was slightly deaf. He recalled an an
ecdote of Sheridan (the Irish wit and
statesman, not the Federal General, J
in connection with the unfortunate
predicament of Judge Fenner of the
Supreme Court of Louisiana, upon the
interruption of his address at the un-
yelling of the Lee monument in New
Orleans two years ago by the terrific
storm which stopped the ceremonies
and dispersed the immense crown. II
was suggested that the address be
postponed till next day. "Impossi
bIe." replied Judge Fenner; at has
been in print for hours" 1t va. de-
livered that night to few of the faith
ful and read next morning by che
multitude.-Montgomery (Ala.l Ad-
vertiser.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1887-06-30

VALUE OF CHEEKFuLNRss.-lh hold
the deepest and most unqualified re-
spect for any person who is habitusl-
ly cheerful.
Though he be plain to ugliness and
ignorant 10 boorishness. or tssoush lie
be as poverty.stricken as the proven
bal, Jobs turkey" il he is natural.
ly and thoroughly and heartily cheer
ful, he has more of the true principle
OF earthly happiness than was ever ex-
trscted from the mines of Ophir.
Under Dickens pen the irrepressi.
bic Micawber became a hero and a
philosopher, not from any marked
achievement or talent but purely
from the mans supreme ability to face
the most humiliating reverses with the
same serene, unrufiled exterior.
What sugar is to coffee. so is cheer.
ful man to the neighborhood in which
he lives. While the society of which
he is only a single member is self.sus-
tanning and independent without him,
it is much the pleasanter for being
generally favored by his influence.
And who does not know all about the
world of good it does us, when a
score of small annoysnces set in tide
against us, to hear the hearty laugh
and look into the wholesome face Of
our cheerful neighbor
A talented author once said that
"a cheerful disposition was more es.
sential than talent" A sweeping as
sertion, but who admires talent in a
human porcupine. Soundly sensible
people prefer less talent and more ge-
niality.
The man who entertains you for an
hour with a statement of his colds,
and his headaches. his losses and his
SiOsseei auu eHus Win an eAcrucia-
ting report from the dyspectic locali-
ty, is invariably sullen, grumbling
misanthrope.
Beyond doubt laughter is healthy.
Whenever We are thoroughly pleased,
We are in measure nourished. Hence
the old maxim, Laugh and grow fat"
All really healthy people are likely
to be good-humored. and sood-hu,
mored people are quite as likely to be
strong in spirit.
Kind words and smiles and genial
greetings, and good wishes, are seeds
that thrive and bear fruit each after
its own kind.
Cheerfulness is like the widow meas
ure of meal the more is spent the
more remains, and both the receiver
and giver are enriched.
Jovial. sweet-tempered, pure.heart-
ed people are charitable; they are lib
eral; they are not jealous. They are
the sweet, their oppOsites are the Bit
ter; the two elements combine and
make the social world a JiHsr Slccct
unfortunately, the flavor Of the bitter
is most powerful.
The mountain is grand, majestic,
and sublime. so are great deeds and
achievements. But as there are more
hills than mountains, so are there
more little deeds than great ones in
our lives. II the hills vary our land
scape, and by culture WELD us our dai-
ly bread, then are the hills better for
ms than the snow-cap mountains.
Let our acts of sympathy and love,
our words of cheer, and smiles Of Joy,
tighten others burdens or strengthen
faint hearta; j. is better for us to be
kind and gently considerate. than that
we had won a fortune.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1887-06-30

9- Been North, / understand,
said Jones to Brown, who had gone to
New Hampshire to sponge on some Of
his rich Kin.
'Yes. | was up among my relatives.
How did they treat your
oh, immense Nothing was good
enough for me. and'-dropping his
voice-'that's just what they gave me.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1887-06-30
PROFESSIONAL.
RICHARD q. .TIPPETT,
ATTORNEY-ATLA
nAN'L &. HAM NETT,
ATFDTENEYwAT-lA lAW
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
LEoNAEDTowN, M

Having removed his Law Office IA the
room adjoining his dwelling house, lately oc-
cupicd rs the Post Office, will hc pleased TO
see all his old friends and clients and as
many new ones as may see fit 10 call
All business intruStcd to him will receive
prompt attention
Special attention paid to the Collection of
Claims aud the Sale and Conveyance Of
Real Estate
JAMS s5lm
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1887-06-30

~ One of the penalties Of lying
is the distrust Of the liar when be
speaks the truth.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1887-06-30
10. +. MORGAN.

80. +. MORGAN,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law
and Agent for Connecticut Mutual Life In
surance Company, Mutual Life of New
York and Royal Fire Insurance of Liver
pool,
LEONARDTOWN, Md.
April /, 1SS0-tf
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-11

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Wm NsnDei sho~.aE $50 Pre- AHA.
gushing C0mpsny. of caiaa.sQ g. Ndssn.
& Qaslsy shessar. 3 ~ hgsssi & rim-
ntuns rspSifs 81 fsuts A liuAtsr. fe,efla-
srs serviees So , 9n. q ~ N4aln mst
f0n. So D. ~ t4tliu. NasalnE. 4i4ae.
Wm. Carter. sGoslue 4l043. Ieiseaols
Sompaus messsFrs - ceuts ~. t1f@ q
Soas fe..sirs $50. Nichigsn iron works.
regeifs tsit3
Alderman f4o.ere presented several
propositions a. furnish ground upoD which
90 build police station also sfogud and
building. Referred 90 tie t0mmiIsce on
Property % s.vs aR estimate of VIA viii
he required 10 fls Council Abogt twenty
I've applicants for positions on the policr
f0rce were exam q ed by ihe Board and it
ws- generally remarked that they were ihe
finest %; Of msn IA % ever cEme up Tor ex-
animation Frc.ld ems Weston gave it as
hs idea that ii w0Ild be better 10 select
hve of The best men from
th8 batch sud refer them
10 tns Committee on Men aud ID discipline 10
Investigate into their character aud behavior.
Commissioner Hawkins th0ught it would
be better 70 refer them 20 The committee 0i
tee whole Tor oae week. ne latter
plan was adopted. fSiFOlman Nash
was hned one days pay Tor not signing his
report The COMMITTEES or Men aud Disc
pllne recommended that the present hy-
drents be removed and thai they be replaced
by the Post hyirants Referred TO the
Board Of Public Works
The board adjourned 10 meet subject 20
the call OF the President. 10 bear tue report
OF the committee appointed to make esti-
mates on new police station
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-11

CgscllT--The People IS. Ersstus Bates
Information for incest Motion - Guash
information and respondent discharged.
The People W. CALVIN Gibbs Information
for seduction. Nerticf guilty--Ner@
Hand vs. Gsorgs a. Fieetsr.
Assgmpsit. Judgment for p'aintg of
sD5.f6 and cost. e.--Catberiae Byrne
trial WlgslOw -. Mayer ~. Phi.andsr
y Wright Trespass on the csse. Time
for triai liked A. Arui 5-Elssell & co.
v Hsurg 9. Rounas. Replevin. contin-
ued without costs 20 either party Fred
erick Hiyth snd g.. 4 kra;ise vs Fran <
Roetz. AssumpSit Judgment Tor plaintiff
BY coniession f1r sira IS and costs.
PK9asrr E@'afe Of Chas r Blake ds-
ceased Order alloEing Gsnesee Waller
NsunsartGnng Company the srinl - sf5i
as tsrIy c'sin. Aiministrstofs fnsl ar
count fisl Hearing Apr Estate ~
James - Ccok ir a minor Inteatorg
fled fsis'e ~ blsncas Anderson A
minor Guardian bond ed anl letters
ssae8 70 hs-s 2 Barhaus. .----In re- Martin
r ke@isr iad.Eenf nssn~. Orlsr ~ a.
mission - insane asylum a. ka.amsz9f -
EXPENSE % ksrf county.
PaIrer-A y Harris d-ank twelve
dsvs ga al-iolr Weston ara Ffed
Br9czpe'i i'srrtsrls t~enfg rlsvs estb n
iaii Corn siius Van DrenFer aisordeTie
= 'seharreI ---f rarf Norsa. asra-rr
ten days q isil --lanea a Ter. gar frg
fiss barred frsas Hrrczs. ls~renv .sss
iaaa 81 sf1orael % Msrca I--ffeo.
W Eob1el s.se preteness adjourned 90
Msfel is-h Atty 8sauett iafceug .ess
fasa So r- g4Itfr sentenced ~ usv q
fne q go 49, ass-s y - - sii co. s.xrg
days. aEp~ais1.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-11
WEST SIDE hfATTERs.

The ball given a. l.eimer's Hall Wednes-
dav night for the benefit Of Frank Lehier
nettoi aOout 100 TO the sufferer. He wishes
10 return thanks ID Smith & Guthsns or
chestra and Sll those who 80 kindly ten
dered him their aid in his time Of need
Mr. Zehler il very low and il is thought be
can't live. Hm. Graft. his brothef-in-l8w,
came 20 take him 10 his home in Utica. y
Y bat found that he was too weak 10 be
removed. Frank has a large number Of
friends on the West side ss he was connect
"a for nearly four years with Wan. Echler-
Dach's saloon.
4 Hollander named Van Der Lent
while az work on q carload Of lumber, near
the Widdicomb Furniture Factory, ysster
day afternoon fell from the car, a distance
OF fifteen feet. and cut severe cash across
his forehead. He was also considerably
bruised about the BODY and limbs AID had
to be conveyed to his home on Michigan II.
Miss Matte Fellmer, the young lady who
was knocked down aud run over by far
msr's team few days since. is confined to
her home from the injuries she then re-
ceived.
George Dunlap. Of Wichita. Kas., accom-
panied oy his wife is visiting his parents
on Broadway. Mr.. Dunlap was formerly
connected with the q. x. w. N. railroad
here.
The Grand Rapids Stave Company lost a
number Of barrels in the river yesterday
on account OF wagon tipping over while
il vas being loaded near the river bank.
Frank Emmer IS painting and remodel
ing his billiard room on West Bridge-st
aud proposes TO make il one OF the finest on
the West SIDE
The West Side Literary Club will meet
tonight 81 he residence OF Miss Flora For
sythe, on Musk egon-st.
Mrs r. ~. Gidner, Of West Fulton-st.,
has gone 30 Muskegon TO spend a week
with her sister.
Remember the social 10 be given at the
residence OF Elias Daniels, on Scrbner. 81.
tonight.
Miss Nellie Nabie. OF Buffalo. y. Y, is
visiting friends on West Bridgest.
". Seigel the West Bridge-st. jsweier is
down with rheumatism.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-11
TslE s-EEMAA snoa

The tosr of seeas~ SIra4ts aroI,sl
tai1r uss,ie Tith .he purrose ~ soTing
sssf Eor a Presidential gomnsticn n
pssS The N1shiozrrr str of Weisss-
dsy. lr,sspins ahoat tae Ssushof's tfig.
sayz it ~ conceded 80 be Esp ths purpose
of giving ths bccm chance - dsr4seo
undsr ne inaissuce 90 t6s uarm
ss,ufhern surl Messrs Mtaoss saI
lsux y. Waz. express ti,e h@ilef shas
,r~ SaxRwAx can carry frxinla. bosh st
sha rouinati,1z convsreoa- sna AZ tae
sA~oosn. Szlzsz4s ssnaeA paliisiy *
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-11

Ths Denoe-sts vii sbsT g.io ~ Four
ln 20 Fifti-fa ronsr~es.
WNef Ms9ra 81 The brsssIcr Ct
'hs -sna. <ss6et 1 Ner Jersey. re-
saIaae 3 s1s s.ss..sa = Ar Blo3zss sas
TIE sppefasasfaf - sfnlsv al Luees f-om
Fs-fss sa8 West Firenis oom p.efss tbs
ls, of sfts5 sssses s~ostors - 81 - ~srd
6a-iaz - eas. porfcs ef - tiass ~ .he
.asth Congre~S 1ae c7tEarz Seusze
stoos - fsers asscars. A. IDslzorrsfs 81 Ris-
+ f.eoeFzef. irteper tsr- Tie fetoea ing
fesiF uilt ssxns--t tlfpE1o frsas. "a k,srr -
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rr~1f from iftFaccrsfsf rsaEs 81 fear sfssss
--tsls1Fra trEess >sv sere~T sn6 sir
e.rfa SRI tog< p N<vets wAszs s~~sfs
Aep lsear1eeis Fssr SsaA
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-11

Little Tommy, the 7-yesr-old son of Harry
Hubbard. died at his home over 10 Canal
81. yesterday morning. at g o'clock, of in
fammation Of the bowels The child had
only been sick a week, and though the best
medical attendance twas retained The little
fellow died q the Erias OF the father with
Intense suffering. Tommy vas a bright
eyed httle fellow and was general fsv0rite
and the FANNY have the sympathy 0f his
msny friends Ia their bereavement The
funeral win tske place az O'clock this
afternoon from the Fountain street Baptist
gkGrC,
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-11

The FrsDeb and German governments
are reported b % buying horses FOR VA
purt0sea II those governments couid
purchase some ~a0rse ssosef g wouia 30
= little better n7sst1asnt.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-11

There seems % bs qalts demsul
abroad Tor Mr.. ClEvELssDs photo
graphs. We asknowlsdss tais evidence
Of good taste IN cur sister BaE.0us While
~ breathe tie ploas wish, may Der
bsaa.y never groE lsss.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-11

- long ss ths i0gsFaof's salary -
nxst 81 si.0O ~ may expect - haye
mlllionairss. beuksss and capitalists a.
tte chief candidates Or sls ot's. No
Others can AFFORD tbs honos.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-11

Mss TosPxcss's dstsrsni iaenon to make
NJ RxsvEs's lis a. mucl o 8 0urd-n 10
him a. hers Is o. her is isehnz natural
70 ,slisa humanity. ba, ir aossat quite
cnials With tho Golden Rale. A merely
nsrcsnary motive would probably rsceiss
a. raach synpatay from Outsiders a. ths
dsslrs OF rsssngs whic4 sls announces 50
.ssnantly. That desire must - strouz
me 10 make won.sn willng % undergo
ths n0.oriety o, a court room Tor the sake
OF accomplishing lt.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-11

one fAct 10 % borne Ia mud in cOnnec-
tloa with The competition 0f eonyiet
labor Is that II such competition ssdacas
ths rrices o. the zoods manufactured.
every consumer % such goo,is gets the
bsGsdt og the seduction.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-11
The TELEGHlA HERALD has iaas.s
he GhcuIaIga ai aaI siSsI iaIf pgd-
Ished n Michigan suisIts Of H.tiat

Aboat thls tims look out f1r sly eoa-
blnatlons IA zeal politics.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-11

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Telegram-herald., 1887-03-11

Tia Suprsne Court u the Uaited
States has decided agalnst tie
Accident Insurance. Company. ol North
America BY rendering the verdict that
suicide BY a. insane person is death BY
scuids1t AZ mAny people hold M
opinion that 10 sane person ever commits
suieids. sach people VII believe every
such death accidental no matter
hcs dslibsrass.y plaausd What srs We
sosng - 90 IA 81 IA cassl Rsviss Our
meaning q The y RI accident
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-11


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Telegram-herald., 1887-03-11

vkh- - csrs -
w.-s4- ssrsa Neaase sa4 ossrxBs
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-11

Poor old England = having a heap 81
troabie With ter chldre8. Sae ueels
many lessons 81 teach her tnat inisrfs
auigruv their sEsdaHnz clothes. snd
cbiidrsn reach ~ sge Vhen it . folly 70
uss ccercion al tha the sni visl3n to
slacksn the rcirs % government on - fn
swhile. New Faaaiaoi has ssms tis.s
~ her o9a ss to what is fer hsr Interest.
srd does net hesitate 20 ssn Her 1is.es5
go. But fTonl paet azperisnce it ts cafe
g. uj<e tat tie iesdiu< strings via erlg
h,s tzhssnsd in resrcrse sad Sew
Foandisul via Sc her liberty oaly ~
f.shhrz fcr 81
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-11

TIE more "gsnsral cussedLess' the
anarchists and their irisad8 show shs iess
VIII ths conscientious la0oroE nan De
taken IN By them. 80 Mrs. PAEsoss'
sbuIlition Of fury a. Columbus, o, 70
Gently. may serve : goOd cod. At any
rate 4 vas good AZ srss tor locking hsr
up and Mayo Corr shou'd Be thankful
for small favors. OF course l. viii only
bs snothsr instance % persecution il the
minds 81 The socialists. bus the public
can easily stand such charges II the
authors o. them are oaiy put where they
can Do po harm.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-11

Siz days on ths ocsln after tie vessel
has beso struck By a h1rricsre and
heavy seas srs constantly gssning over
her = not pleasant experiences. and the
captain and crew % the Briiah steamer
Egypt. mich saaS recently nudsr lus.
such circumstance. will not be enviea 70
any great extent b. isndsrasu. Bat
having such a yarn 70 spin VII 6e 10
h-ht compensation - thoss sailors and
many boy may receivs bis first iTnpu's ~
to sail on "ths briny desp." by hsaang
those same yarns sprn ~ tia hEhf o
The irs on = Winters nignf
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-11

The Dutch must breaibs more freely
nov that there - DO iougor any proba-
bihty Of TIE throne of That kingdom ever
becoming vacant Ths Chamber ol
Depulsss. By a vots 81 i3 against 81 has
approved thc las re.u.atinx the success
sion % the throne. The law provides
shas. Il ths direcs line Falls. tae sacc=s-
sion shall fali. frsf ueon sophia. sister -
shs King. secoasily. apon descsrdsnss o.
Marianne. dsughssr of tbs lale k'ag.
thirdly. apon desosndanfs of The late
Queen Louise Of Svsien. and f0urIl.y
apon Prircsss Mare of 81 ieA
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NOTICE

TO TIE HOLDRRa OF TIE HULA OF TIE STATE Rank
OF FLORIDA:
You arc hereby notified that all circulating notes
issued BY the State Bank Il Rlo1idA must be pre-
scented to the Comptroller Of the State at his oce
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Charles OF the bank. A. B. HAWKINS,
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